I recently started working with the nRF52805 chipset on the Fanstel BC805M device, and I’m trying to build a blinky sample application using VSCode and the nRF Connect Extension Pack. While the setup seems straightforward, I’ve encountered some challenges when trying to create a custom board configuration.
Here’s what I’ve done so far:
- Created a custom board directory for the BC805M, following Zephyr’s Hardware Model v2 structure.
- Set up a new blinky application and configured it to target my custom board.
- Attempted to build the project, but it failed with warnings about missing SOURCES in the
drivers__gpiolibrary and errors related to undefined device ordinals.
I’m wondering if the configuration steps I followed are still valid with the latest SDK version (v2.8.0). The documentation I’ve found seems outdated, and I’m struggling to find current resources on custom board support under Zephyr’s Hardware Model v2.
Does anyone have experience adding custom board support in the newer SDK versions? Any guidance on how to properly configure the device tree or modify the bc805m_defconfig file would be greatly appreciated! I’m also curious if there are any updated tutorials or community resources that could help me troubleshoot this issue.
It’s a bit frustrating, but I’m determined to get this working. Let me know if you’ve faced similar challenges or have any tips to share!
Best regards,
[Your Name]